Automated Imaging Tools Soft

Review by geevee: Great Image Software! It is fast and easy-to-use image viewer and thumbnail browser from ACD Systems. You get a high-resolution picture viewer that supports 15 image formats like tiff, jpeg, pic, and gif. I can organize all my pictures and graphics with personalized descriptions, finding them is easy. (4/5 - 30-Jan-2007) Review by ari: I think it would be safe to say that anyone who has a PC at home does have a collection of pictures that he holds dear. Be it images downloaded from the Internet, images received through forwarded emails, photos from the scanner or digital camera, or even a desktop wallpaper collection. Chances are, that there are some useful images scattered all over your drive and the idea of sorting and categorizing them manually brings up a whole bunch of phobias in you. If this is the situation you're in right now then ACDSee may just be the thing for you. (4/5 - 22-Dec-2006) Review by Reviewer Tryer: Great Image Software! It is fast and easy-to-use image viewer and thumbnail browser from ACD Systems. You get a high-resolution picture viewer that supports 15 image formats like tiff, jpeg, pic, and gif. I can organize all my pictures and graphics with personalized descriptions, finding them is easy. (5/5 - 10-Oct-2006) Review by luca.armanni: I think it would be safe to say that anyone who has a PC at home does have a collection of pictures that he holds dear. Be it images downloaded from the Internet, images received through forwarded emails, photos from the scanner or digital camera, or even a desktop wallpaper collection. Chances are, that there are some useful images scattered all over your drive and the idea of sorting and categorizing them manually brings up a whole bunch of phobias in you. If this is the situation you're in right now then ACDSee may just be the thing for you (4/5 - 1-Feb-2006) Review by Sam: I think it would be safe to say that anyone who has a PC at home does have a collection of pictures that he holds dear. Be it images downloaded from the Internet, images received through forwarded emails, photos from the scanner or digital camera, or even a desktop wallpaper collection. Chances are, that there are some useful images scattered all over your drive and the idea of sorting and categorizing them manually brings up a whole bunch of phobias in you. If this is the situation you're in right now then ACDSee may just be the thing for you. (4/5 - 19-Mar-2005)